University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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THOMAS R. REESE Vice President DirecIor of Universi'Iy DeveIopmenI' I I I EUGENE E. COHEN Vice President Treasurer DR. H. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS Vice President Direcior of Communify Affairs 29

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DR. JAMES M. GODARD Executive Vice President, Dean of Adminisfrafion DR. CHARLES DOREN THARP Vice President, Dean of Faculties 28 The Vice Presidency: Big Job For Five Top Administrators MINDING THE STORE while the master is away is usually the only Work associated with a vice presidency, but at the UM office it is an all-encompassing job, requiring five top administrators. Ironing out faculty and administration problems, the members of the University's top echelon have a much ,more important jobg furnishing an economy-minded, businesslike system of operating the University itself. Investments and all other financial matters are handled by Eugene E. Cohen, who heads the UM business staff, from his newly appointed position as vice president. it

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IRENE W. MORROW Assislanl Secretary-Treasurer SIDNEY B. MAYNARD Assistant +0 fhe President Happenings In The Americas And Executive Details EOGRAPHICALLY SPEAKING, the University of Miami is in the midst of the Americas, and because of this there is a great interest in the affairs of Latin America. Sidney B. Maynard, professor of Span- ish, works to keep President Pearson informed on such matters, using his post of assistant to the president. An officer required by the Universiry's charter, Sec- 30 retary E. Morton Miller attests to the legality of sig- natures on UM official documents. Members of the University's business department are Mrs. Irene W. Morrow, who also works with the secretary, and Victor G. Trivett, who checks all the expenditures made by the University. Director of staff personnel is Paul A. Hartley.